Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-30
LOCAL AND ormEm sors.
SCRAPS from, b Notebook oil the
SeusfneI's Reporter.

Sebstthtchb bepDftek.
Stocks continue on the down grade.
Scarlet fever has made its appearance al
Reno.
Too much dus. in the streets-s start the
sprinkler.
Judd Riddle came up last evening from
the Hay Ranch.
The Reno Odd Fellows will celebrate
the goth OF April.
DR.. Thoms returned last evening from q
visit to California.
The Grand Jury will be in session at 10
o'clock this morning.
A~ssemblyman Frazer returned homo last
evening from California.
Assessor Wallace is making himself nu-
merous among the taxpayers.
front are plentiful in the Truckee.
They retail at 10 cents a pound.
The funeral Of William Hadden yester-
day afternoon was very largely attended.
Columbus brought the first head of cat
tie to this continent on his second trip, 10
1893.
Many Salt Lakers are operating in the
mines in Idaho. They are putting in their
coin.
Only So, 900 have been subscribed for o
monument TO tho late Henry Ward
Beecber.
Justin Mccarthy says q recent lunch
given to him in Boston was she best he
ever had.
In Montana this will be the best season
for placer mining, as regards water sup
ply, since 1SS0-3l.
The railroads Of Colorado pay 20 per
cent of the taxes and employ 10000 men,
who support $1,000 Of the population.
Mrs. Cleveland is said to favor the plan
OF a Western tour for herself and husband,
as she has not travelled any in the United
States.
Helena. Montana, has a sensation-the
finding of q dead body in the lower part
of Dry Gulch. The mystery has not been
solved yet.
A Cairo, ILL.,, man was find $25 for dis
orderly conduct, because he notified u lady
in the street that q part of her skirt had
become loosened.
1t costs the Government for each United
States Senator So. 900 a year salary, and
S., 1907 year additional for attendants and
incidental expenses.
Johnny Lambert has removed his gro-
Gerry store from the north end of Main
street to the brick building two doors
north Of the Postofice.
Lots Of our people are anxious to know
whether under the Interstate Commerce
law fares will be raised or lowered between
Palisade and San Francisco.
Ogden News: Two brave little travel
era passed through Ogden this morning on
l. N s.fA,u - NJ N-.L 10. A.an r.n-A
8 and 10 years, and they were travelling
alone.
The District Court was engaged all OF
yesterday in the hearing OF the injunction
IN tho White Pine Courthouse bond case.
The hearing is likely to occupy to-day and
tomorrow.
Mr.. W. W. Rogers, Deputy Grand Mas
ter OF the Odd Fellows of this State, ar
rived by last evenings train. During his
stay here he will Welt the lodges Of the
Odd Fellows, Knights Of Pythias and G..
A. Il.
The discovery of rich gold mines in
British Columbia has aroused the people
OF Canada to the necessity Of determining
definitely the boundary line of Alaska.
The new discoveries are perilously near
where the border line is supposed to be.
NHere ulu ne strlke you Querieu
Judge circuit, of Cambridge. Mass, the
other day in the District Court of the COM
plainant in an assault case. Just below
the railroad crossing, your Honor" replied
the man, to the amusement OF the look
ers-on.
1t 10 said that there ia still living in Bal.
timore q woman who was kissed by Lsfay-
cite before he left this country. She is
very old and deaf and n~esrsighted, but
she remembers that he missed his aim
and kissed her on the nose, and she didn't
like it q bit.
The jury in the Goldenson case were out
only about 40 minutes. In a criminal
case tried here recently, when the evidence
for conviction vas almost positive, it took
the jury two days and two nights TO find q
verdict OF disagreement. But this was
not a San Francisco jury.